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Moving the Mission Forward with Renewable Energy

Walker, Andy·Shah, Chandra·Elgqvist, Emma
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Presentation gives an overview of proven examples of renewable energy technologies. Learn how to properly utilize renewable energy technologies; research, select, fund, and deploy renewable technologies; best operate and maintain the federal government’s fleet of on-site solar photovoltaic (PV) systems; and learn best practices to detect and address performance issues with a PV system.

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Walker, Andy, Shah, Chandra, Elgqvist, Emma. 2020-09-17. Moving the Mission Forward with Renewable Energy. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1669601

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